National Harbor, MD: Community advocate and civic leader Dani Moore-King has officially entered the race for the Maryland House of Delegates in District 26, bringing a platform rooted in equity, transparency, and local empowerment to the Prince George’s County political landscape.
Moore-King kicked off her campaign with a spirited fundraiser at Arts’tination in National Harbor, where supporters gathered to hear her vision for a more responsive and inclusive Annapolis. “This campaign is about amplifying the voices of our neighborhoods,” she told attendees. “District 26 deserves a delegate who listens, leads, and delivers.”
Currently serving on the Prince George’s County Local Development Council, Moore-King plays a key role in advising how local impact grants from the MGM National Harbor gaming facility are distributed. Her work has focused on ensuring that funds reach underserved communities and support initiatives in education, public safety, and economic development.
A lifelong resident of the area, Moore-King has built a reputation as a connector, someone who bridges grassroots energy with institutional know-how. Her campaign emphasizes affordable housing, youth engagement, and restoring trust in government through community-centered policymaking.
Supporters can contribute to her campaign through her official ActBlue donation page.
As the 2026 election cycle heats up, Moore-King’s candidacy adds a fresh voice to the conversation, one that blends lived experience with a clear-eyed commitment to public service.